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Taylor Swift Can’t “Shake It Off”— At Least for Now
Nov 15, 2019Last month, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated a copyright infringement suit brought against Taylor Swift based on her song Shake It Off. Read More About Taylor Swift Can’t “Shake It Off”— At Least for Now -
Miotke's article, entitled "Technology Licensing for Beginners: An Introduction," is intended for professionals including researchers, developers, technology transfer specialists, and attorneys who are new to technology licensing. Read More About IP Attorney Joseph T. Miotke Recently Contributed the Lead Article to the Licensing Journal
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DeWitt LLP announced today attorneys Eric H. Chadwick and Bradley J. Thorson joined its expanding Intellectual Property practice group in its Minneapolis Office. Bradley C. Fulton, President and Managing Partner of DeWitt, said, “Intellectual Propert Read More About Two Seasoned Intellectual Property Attorneys Join DeWitt LLP in its Minneapolis Office
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Each business should have a set of agreements designed to secure and protect its intellectual property. These agreements define who owns the intellectual property developed at the business’ expense and govern how the business’ intellectual property Read More About Agreements Vital to Intellectual Property Protection Program
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Is the Pendulum Swinging Back?
Jun 14, 2019 | James T. NikolaiThe issue of “patent eligible subject matter” received little attention in the U.S. Then the Supreme Court stepped in and created chaos where certainty previously existed. Now, there is an effort in Congress to restore order and, at the same time, re Read More About Is the Pendulum Swinging Back?